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Don't really have a "recipe". Usually just slap it all together, but here's one I found that's close to what I usually end up doing. K.S.S. all the way, always. Just sub the pull for the chicken in this one:
http://www.globalgourmet.com/destinati…
Dude, you can never go wrong with Floyd! Haha. Here's my personal favorite:
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Yeah I'm not really going for authenticity. I just don't want it to taste like my Carolina style pulled pork. Leaning towards apple wood. Plan on making some enchilada's with the leftovers. Leftover pull makes the best enchilada stuffing.
Thanks for the tips but I was hoping to toss these on w/in the hour. Getting ready to spark the egg now w/ my new MAPP torch which by the way is awesome!
That's a big honkin' brisket alright! Whatever you do don't cut it in half! Just turn the ends in or bend it so that it fits. Remember it will shrink considerably as it cooks. I'd trim the fat cap down to about 1/2 an inch or so too. Cook it indirec…
Thanks, think I'll let 'er go to 195 then pull. That should give the wife plenty of time to make her famous borracho beans & tater salad. Enjoy the holiday.
You can soak overnight, although it's not necessary. Toss the wood chunks on the lump and let them burn for about 15-20 min. before you put the bird on. Key is to let the white colored acrid smoke burn off. You want your smoke to be almost transluce…
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This is a good one w/ a pictorial. Substitute jalapeno peppers for the anaheim pepper if you want more kick. The anaheim is really mild.
They're not nearly as good when reheated in my opinion. The peppers get soft and the bacon loses it's crispyness. I'd use an oven instead of a microwave. Personally I like to bring fatties in to office potlucks b/c they keep better and can be eaten …
Thanks, I'll have to try toasting the tortillas on the egg as you mentioned. Drooling now just thinking about it. Should be underway here shortly. I'll try and remember to take some pics.
Great news. I'm relieved to hear it. I'll be sparking up the egg in a few hours. That's one fine piece of arm candy you've got there. I hear she's expecting. You old dog!
Yeah just keep an eye on it. I don't know what temp you have your egg at, but a nice thick fillet will take about 30 min or so at 400. The fork test will tell you if it's ready to pull.
If you're cooking a filet on the scales, I'd let it go until you can flake it w/a fork on top. If ti's a steak I'd sear either side hot and fast. 60sec. and then pull. Fish tends to cook for awile after you pull it.
Go direct on a raised grid at 450 for about an hour maybe more. Flip every 20 min. Keep an eye on the breasts. You may have to pull those early so they don't dry out.
Happy Eggin'
Amaury
hardwoods,
You've gotten some responses over at the new forum.
Don't know much about pellet smokers, but the Egg's versality alone makes it worth it in my book. I'm pretty sure you can't make a pizza or brownies on a pellet rig. Haha. [p]
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"Set it and Forget it!!!!"
Haha, I have one of those. Gift from the in-laws. Haven't used it in years. I will admit though that the rubber gloves that came with it have saved my arm hair a few times during some nuclear egg cooks.